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-777/ 
Genizah  Manuscripts 

(Loaned  by  the  Courtesy  of  President  Solomon  Schechter) 

Shorthand-Bible.     2   leaves. 

Gen.  36,   14 — 38,  25;  49,  26 — Exod.  3,  6. 
Targum  on  Exodus.    14,  20 — 15,  8. 
Palestinian  Targum   on   Ezekiel.     1,  1. 
Treatise  on  the  differences  between  Ben-Asher  and  Ben-Naftali. 

1  parchment  leat. 
Masora  (?)     2  parchment  leaves. 
Lexicographical  Work.    2  parchment  leaves. 
Zakkai  ha-Dayyan  ben  Mosheh,     12th  c. 

Commentarj'  on   Songs  of  Songs. 
Unknown  commentary  on  Psalms. 
Letter    to    the    Khazars.      Published    by    Dr.    Schechter,    (J.Q.R. 

Xew  Series.    Vol.  III). 
Samuel  ibn  Hofni.     Introduction  to  the  Talmud  in  Arabic. 

Written  Jerusalem,  1336. 
Deed  of  manumission  of  a  slave. 

Cairo,   1085. 
Maimonides.  .Autograph  letter. 

Scrolls 

1.  Scroll  of  the  Pentateuch  from  China.     From  the   Barrow   Library 

brought  from  China  by  Dr.  W.  A.   P.   Martin. 

2.  Scroll  of  the  Pentateuch  on  leather.     Tafillet,  North.  Africa. 

3.  Scroll  of  Pentateuch  from  North  Africa  (in  case). 

4.  Fragments  of  an  Old  Scroll  on  leather. 

5.  Samaritan  Hebrew  Pentateuch.     Modern  copy  on  paper. 

6.  The  Five  Scrolls  on   parchment   (in   case). 

7.  Seven  Scrolls  of  the  Book  of  Esther  in  different  sizes.     Two  on 

leather,  with  some  crude  illuminations. 

Codices 

n1  s.     Bible  with  Masora. 

I  Italian    Ms. —  lltli    C. — Parchment. 

"^  t9.     Pentateuch  with  Haftaroth  and  Hagiographa  written  on  the  mar- 
gin  of  an   illuminated    Italian    Mahzor. 
Italian    Ms. — 14th    C. — Parchment. 
)  10.     Pentateuch  with  Haftaroth. 

Italian   .Ms. —  i:'.th  C. — Parchment. 
4  II.     Pentateuch  with  Masora.     Illuminated  at  the  en<l. 

Italian    Ms. —  i  Ith    C. —  Parchment. 
^12.     Pentateuch  and  Haftaroth. 

Italian    .Ms. — 11th    C. — Parchment. 
i:i.     Pentateuch   with   Masora.      Rabbinic   cliaracters. 

Spanisli    .Ms. —  15th  C. — Parchment. 
14.     Leviticus  with  Masora.     Written  by  Isaac  Graziaiio. 
Italian   Ms. — 16th  C. — Parchment. 

196t)0(}S 


•do.     Genesis   and    Exodus    with    the    commentary    of    Immanuel    Ben 
Solomon  of  Rome.     Text  followed  by  the  Targum  with  vowels 
and   then    the   elaborate    commentary. 
^.^^  Italian   Ms. — l.'ilh  C. — Parchment. 

UGS    Genesis  and  Exodus.     Each    verse    of    the    text    is    followed    by 
^^        Targum    with    superlinear    vowels    and    Saadia's    Arabic    trans- 
lation. 

©Yemen    Ms.   written  in   1560. 
Lev.,   Num.  and   Deut.  with  Targum  and  Saadia's  Arabic  trans- 
lation on  the  margin,  Rashi's  Commentary  in  Rabbinic  charac- 
ters under  the  text  and  under  this  the  Haftaroth  with  Targum. 
/Y\  Yemen   :\Is. — 19th   C— 

Vy    Jeremiah  12-21,  with   Masora. 

Oriental   Ms. — 10th  C. — Parchment. 
I'J.     Haftaroth   with   Targum   in   parallel   column    and   commentary   in 
Rabbinical   script  on  bottom  of  page, 
Yemen  Ms. — 18th  C. — 
20.     Haftaroth,   each   verse  is   followed  by  Targum,  with   superlinear 
vocalization. 
/^— ,.  Yemen  Ms. — ISth   C. — 

v/ \2m    Lamentations,  Job,  Psalms,  Proverbs,   in  prayer  book  with  sub- 
^^        linear  vocalization.     The  rest  of  the  book  in  superlinear  vocali- 
zation. 
/  Yemen   ]Ms. — 1652 — 

1/22.     Psalms  and  Job. 

Spanish  Ms. — 15th  C. — Parchment. 
\/23.     Psalms. 

©Oriental    Ms.— 14th    C— 
Psalms  with   Saadia's   Arabic   translation    in    Hebrew   characters, 
and  on   the   25  first   leaves  with  vowels. 
Oriental    Ms.— 18th    C— 

25.  Songs    of    Songs,    Ruth,    Ecclesiastes    with    Targum,    Rashi    and 

various   notes  in   Rabbinic  characters. 
Yemen   ?ils.— 18th  C— 

26.  Songs   of   Songs,    ch.    1-2,1;    7,9-8,7.      Each    verse    is    followed    by 

the  Targum   both  having  superlinear  vocalization. 
/*-v  Yemen  Ms. — loth  C. — 

. /(27j     Song  of  Songs  with  Targum  following  each  verse.     Superlinear 
^  vocalization    which    differs    from   other   texts. 

Yemen    Ms. — 15th    C. — 

TRANSLATIONS 

28.  Samaritan  Targum. 

Modern  copy — 1903 — 

29.  Targum  on  Ruth  3,  13-end,  Song  of  Songs  and  Ecclesiastes  1-10;8; 

the  vowels  seem  to  have  been  added  by  a  later  hand. 
Italian  Ms. — 16th  C. — Parchment. 

30.  Bible.     Unknown  Arabic  translation. 

North  African  Ms.— 19th  C— 

31.  Saadia's  Arabic  translation  of  the  Pentateuch  without  the   text. 

Yemen   Ms. — 15th   C. — 

32.  Former  Prophets.    Arabic. 

North  African   Ms.— 18th   C— 

33.  Psalms,  Job,  Daniel,  unknown  Arabic  translation. 

North  African  Ms.— 18th  C— 

34.  Former   Prophets   in    Spanish    written    in    1580   in    the    house    of 

Donna  Reyna,  widow  of  the   Duke  of  Naxos,  Don  Josef  Nasi. 

35.  Haftaroth  in  Spanish  with  Hebrew  characters.     Written  in  Con- 

stantinople 1741. 

36.  Book  of  Esther  with  Targum  Sheni  in  Italian  translation.    Writ- 

ten by  Hannah  Piperno,  1840. 


COMMENTARIES 

37.  Commentary   on   Exodus.     Hebrew   and  Arabic   by  an  unknown 

author. 

Oriental   Ms. — 12th   C. — 

38.  Tobiah  ben  Eliezer,  Lekah  Tob  on  Exodus. 

Italian   .Ms. — 15th   C. — 

39.  Rashi  on   the   Pentateuch. 

German   IMs. — l.ith   C. — Parchment. 

40.  Rashi  on  Daniel,   Ezra   1-6  and  job   l:.'.  26-40,  20;    U),  21-end   sup- 

plemented  by  Jacob   Nazir. 

Spanish  Ms. — loth  C. — Parchment. 

41.  Abraham  ibn  Ezra.     Commentary  on  the  Pentateuch  written  by 

Juda  ben  Namer  in  Magnesia.  i;U~.  with  many  margir.al  notes 
by  Moses  "Twenty-four"  (Esrhn  we-arba)  who  bongiit  the 
Ms.  in   1478. 

42.  Abraham  ibn  Ezra.     Commentary  on   the   Pentateuch. 

Spanish   Ms. — 14th   C. — Parchment. 

43.  David  Kimhi,  commentary  to  Joshua,  Judges  and  Samuel. 

Spanish  Ms. — 15th  C. — Parchment. 

44.  David  Kimhi,   commentary  on   Minor   Prophets. 

Spanish   Ms. — 15th  C. — Parchment. 

45.  Commentary  on  Job,  wrongly  ascribed  to   David   Kimhi. 

Spanish   ]\Is. — 14th   C. — 

46.  Commentary     on     Numbers     (fragment).       Unknown     n  ;rthe..i 

French  author. 

I'rovence   Ms. — 15th   C. — 

47.  Menahem  Meiri.     Commentary  on   Psalms. 

Spanish    Als. — 15th   C. — 

48.  Levi   ben   Gershon,     commentary     on     the     Pentateuch,     Former 

Prophets,   Chronicles,   Ezra  and  Job. 
Spanish    ^Is. — 15th    C. — 

49.  Benjamin  ben  Judah,  commentary  on   Proverbs. 

Spanish   ]\Is. — 14th   C. — Parchment. 

50.  Shethet  ben  Isaac  Gerundi,  commentary  on   Proverbs. 
Benjamin  ben  Judah,  commentary  on  Ezra. 

Isaiah  DaTrani,  commentary  on   Kings. 
Spanish   M.'^. — 14th   C. — Parchment. 

51.  Shem-Job   ibn   Gaon,   Super   commentar}^   on    Xachmanides'   com- 

mentary  on   the    Pentateuch,   written   by   different   scribes. 
Spanish  and  Oriental   Ms. — 15th   C. — 

52.  Josef  ibn  Shoshan,  commentary  on  Song  of  Songs. 

Provence    Ms. — 15th    C. — 

53.  Obadiah  Sforno,  commentary  on  the  Pentateuch. 

Italian  Ms. — 16th  C. — 

54.  Homiletical  commentary  on  the  Pentateuch  (beginning  at  end  of 

Exodus),   unknown   authorship. 
Oriental    Ms. — 1529 — 

55.  Midrash   Zuta   on   Song   of   Songs,    Ecclcsiastes   and    Proverbs, 

Spanish   Ms. — 15th   C. — 

56.  Midrash    Hagadol.      Midrashic    Catena    on    Numbers. 

Yemen   Ms.— 15th  C— 

57.  Jacob  Sikeli,  Talmud  Tora,   Catena  on   Genesis. 

Written   l)ama>cus,   1521. 

58.  Jefet  ben  Ali   (  Karaite).  Arabic  commentary  to  minor  Prophets. 

Karaitic    .Ms. — I'.ith    C. — 

59.  Aron   ben   Josef    (Karaite),    comment;iry    on    the    I'cntatcuch. 

Karaitic   Ms. — 15th   C. — 

60.  Aron  ben  Elija   (Karaite),  commentary  on   tiie    Pentateuch. 

Karaitic    Ms.— 15th    C— 


GRAMMARS 

61.  Prophiat  Duran,  Maase  Efod,   Hebrew  grammar. 

Written  in  Bologna,  1456. 

62.  Juda  Messer  Leon,  Libnat  ha-Sapir,  Hebrew  grammar. 

Italian    Ms. — written   1475,  by  a   boy   of   14   years. 

63.  Solomon   Dafiera,   Imre  Noash   I-III,   Dictionary    of    rhymes   ani! 

synonyms. 

Oriental   Ms. — 15th   C. — 

64.  Hebrew  Grammar  (Manuel  du  Lecteur),  compiled  in  Yemen. 

Yemen   Ms. — 16th   C. — 

65.  Hebrew    Grammar  in   Arabic   language   compiled   in    Yemen. 

Yemen   Ms. — 18th   C. — 
66      Hebrew   Italian   Glossary   in   88   chapters. 
Italian    Ms.— 16th    C— 

VARIA 

67.  Mishna  with  vowels. 

Oriental    Als. — 11th   C. — Fragment   on    Parchment. 

68.  Mishna  Zeraim,  with  Maimonides'  Arabic  Commentary. 

Yemen    Ms. — 1317 — Parchment. 

69.  Mishna  Abot  with  ]\laimonides'  and  Raschi's  commentary. 

Spanish  Ms. — 15th  C. — Parchment. 

70.  Mishna  Abot  with   Raschi's  commentary. 

German    Ms. — 15th    C. — Parchment. 

71.  Mishna   Abot   with    old    anonymous    commentary    by   a    German 

author.      (Identical  with  Ms.  Oxford  388.) 
German   Ms. — 14th   C. — Parchment. 

72.  Prayer   Book   according    to    the    French    rite,   with    commentary. 

In    the    middle    of    the    15th    century    a    code    called    "Book    of 
Paper"  was  added  on  the  margin  and  in  the  back. 
French  Ms. — 13th  C. — Parchment. 

73.  Mahzor   (German  Rite). 

German    AIs. — 1279 — Parchment. 

74.  Malizor  (German),  with  unique  anonymous  commentary. 

German   Ms. — 13th   C. — Parchment. 

75.  Mahzor  Vitry. 

French   AIs. — 13th  C. — Parchment. 

76.  Passover  Haggada  and  Mishna  Abot. 

Worms,   1329 — Parchment. 

77.  Mahzor   (Italian   Rite).     Illuminated. 

Italian   Ms. — 15th   C. — Parchment. 

78.  Prayer  Book.     Italian.     Illuminated. 

Italian  Ms. — 14th  C. — Parchment. 

79.  Prayer   Book.      Italian. 

Written  by   I'"arri?so!.    Ferrara   1528 — Parchment. 

80.  Yemen    Prayer    Book    with    superlinear    vocalization,    including 

Tvleijillath   Bne   Hashmonai. 
Yemen   ^Is. — 1611. 

81.  Zohar  on  Numbers. 

North   African    Ms. — 16th    C. — 

82.  Maimonides,    Guide   of   the   Perolexed,    in    Samuel    Ibn    Tibbon's 

Hebrew    translation.      At    the    end    a    collection    of    poems    on 
Maimonides. 

Spanish  Ms.  by  various  scribes — 15th  C. — Parchment. 

83.  Maimonides'  Letter  to  Yemen  and  other  letters  in  Arabic      Unicum 

Yemen   Ms.— 15th  C.— 

84.  Commentary    on    Aristotle,    ascribed    to    Thomas    Aquinas,    in 

Hebrew   translation. 

Spanish  Ms. — 14th   C. — 

8 


85. 


86. 


89. 


90. 


John  Versoris.   Quaestiones  super  VIII  libros  phj^sicorum  Aristo- 
telis  in   Eli   Habillo's   Hebrew  translation. 
Spanish   Ms. — 14th   C. — 
Lipman   of   Mulhausen,    Sefer    Xizzahon.     Anti-Christian. 

German    Ms. — 14th    C. — Parchment. 
Lipman  of  Mulhausen,  Sefer  Ha-Eshkol.  Unicvim. 
Abraham  Maimuni,  Milhamot  Adonai. 
Maimonides,  Commentary  on  Abot. 
German  Ms. — 14th  C. — 
Isaac  of  Corbeil.  Semak  and  Pesakim. 
Simson  ben  Tsadok,  Tashbets. 
Israel  of  Dueren,  Tssur  we-Heter. 
Samuel  Schlettstadt,  Mordekai  Katon. 
German    Ms. — 13S6 — Parchment. 
David  D'Estella,  Sefer  Ha-Batim,  part  IV.  Bet  Menuha.    Unicum. 

Spanish   Ms. — 14th  C. — 
Natan  ben  Joel  Palaquera,  Tsori  Ha-Guf.  parts  III-IV. 
Mesue,  Antidotarium. 
Hippocrates,   Prognostikon. 

Hippocrates,  Aphorisms  with   Maimonides"   Commentary. 
Italian    Ms. — 14th    C. — Parchment. 


Printed  Books 


Incunabula 

1.  Bible.      Second    complete    edition.     (This    edition    was    used    by 

Luther.) 

Brescia,  1494. 

2.  Pentateuch     with     Targum     and     Rashi's     commentary.       Editio 

princeps. 

Bologna,  1482. 

3.  Pentateuch  with  Targum.     ca.  1480.     Two  leaves  of  an  unknown 

print  discovered  in  the  Genizah,  by  Prof.  Schechter. 

4.  Pentateuch,   with   Targum    and    Rashi's    commentary — Fragment. 

Ixar,   1490. 

5.  Pentateuch  with  Targum  and  Rashi's  commentary. 

Lisbon — 1491 — Parchment. 

6.  Pentateuch — Fragment. 

ca.   1480-90 — unknown  edition. 

7.  Former  Prophets.     Edito  princeps,  with  David  Kimhi's  commen- 

tary. 

Soncino,  1485. 

8.  Judges,    with    Targum,    David    Kimhi    and    Levi    ben    Gershon's 

commentaries. 
Leiria,   1494. 

9.  Later  Prophets.   Editio  princeps  with  David  Kimhi's  commentary. 

Soncino,    1486. 

10.  Isaiah  and  Jeremieih,  with  David  Kimhi's  coniinentary. 

Lisbon,  1492. 
n.     Psalms,   with    David    Kimhi's    commentary. 
[Bologna]    1477.     Editio  princeps. 

12.  Proverbs.      Editio  princeps  with   Immanuel   ben   Solomon's   com- 

mentary. 

Naples    [1486.] 

13.  Job.      Editio    princeps    with    Levi    ben    Gershon's    commentary. 

Naples,   1486. 

14.  Five    Scrolls.      Second    Edition    and    Editio    princeps    of    Daniel, 

Ezra,    Nehemiah,   Chronicles,   with    Raschi's   commentary. 
Naples,   1486. 

15.  Rashi.      Commentary    on    the    Pentateuch.      Second    Edition. 

[Rome,   1480?] 
3  6.     Abraham    ibn    Ezra.      Commentary    on    the    Pentateuch.      Editio 
princeps. 

Naples,   1488. 

17.  Moses  ben   Nachman.     Commentary   on   the   Pentateuch.    Editio 

princeps. 

[Rome,   1480?] 

18.  Levi  ben  Gershon.     Commentary  on  the  Pentateuch.     Ed.  princ. 

Mantua    [1476?] 
in.     Levi  ben  Gershon.     Commentary  on  Daniel.     Editio  princeps. 
[Rome  ca.  1480?] 

20.  Bachja  ben   Asher.     Commentary  on   the    Pentateuch. 

Naples,   1492. 

Sixteenth  Century  Books. 

21.  Vetus   Testamentum   multiplici    lingua   nunc   primum   impressum. 

(Complutensian    Polyglot)    Alcala,    1514-17. 

22.  Pentateuch    with    Targum    neo-Greek    and    Spanish    translations 

in  Hebrew  characters. 

Constantinople    (Soncino)    1547. 

10 


24.  Psalterium.      Hebreum,     Grecum,    Arabicum    et    Chaldeum    cum 

Tribus   Latinis  interpretationibus. 
Genoa.    1516. 

25.  Psalterium   in   quatuor   linguis,    Hebraea,    Graeca,    Chaldea    [i.e.. 

Ethiopica]   Latina, 
Cologne  1518. 

26.  First  Rabbinical  Bible,  edited  b^'  Felix  Pratensis. 

Venice    (Boniberg)    1516-17. 

27.  Second   Rabbinical  Bible,  edited  by  Jacob   ben   Hayyim. 

Venice    (Bomberg),   1524-25. 

28.  Third  Rabbinical  Bible. 

Venice   (Bomberg)   1548. 

29.  Bible.     Bomberg's  second  Quarto  edition. 

Venice.    1521. 

30.  Bible.     Boml^erg's  third   Quarto  edition. 

Venice,  1525. 
;n.     Bible,  with  Sebastian  Miinster's  translation  and  notes. 
Basle,  1534. 

32.  Bible,   with   Sebastian    Miinster's   translation   and   notes.     Second 

edition. 

Basle,   1546. 

33.  Bible.     Basle,   1536. 

34.  Bible,  with  David  Kimhi's  commentary   to  the   Minor  Prophets. 

Paris,  Stephanus   1539-44. 

35.  Bible. 

Paris,   1544-6. 
35a.  Bible.     Amsterdam — 1705,   with   W.    Heidenheim's   Ms.   notes. 

36.  Pentateuch,   without  vowels. 

[Salonica,  ca.  1520.]     Unicum. 

37.  Pentateuch,    with    Targum,    Rashi's    and    Moses    ben    Nahman^s 

commentaries. 
Salonica,    1520. 

38.  Pentateuch,    with    Targum,    Rashi's    Ibn    Ezra's    and    Moses    ben 

Nachman's    commentaries;    five    scrolls,    Haftarot    with    David 
Kimhi's   commentary. 

Constantinople,   1522. 

39.  Pentateuch,  with   Targum,   Rashi's  and   Haskuni's  commentaries. 

Venice   (Bomberg), 1524. 

40.  Pentateuch,  five  scrolls  and  Haftaroth. 

Venice   (Bomberg),  1527. 

41.  Pentateuch,  with  Targum  and  introduction  by  Jacob  ben  Adoniyah 

Venice  (Bomberg),  1527. 

42.  Pentateuch,    with    Targum,    Rashi's    and    Moses    ben    Nachman's 

commentaries. 

Venice   (Bomberg),   1548. 

43.  Pentateuchus,   Hebraico-Latinus. 

Venice,   1551. 

44.  Pentateuch  and  five  Scrolls  without  vowels. 

Ferrara,  1554. 

45.  Pentateuch,  with  vowels. 

Sabbioneta,   1554. 

46.  Pentateuch   and   five   scrolls. 

Sabbioneta,    1 557 — Parchment. 

47.  Pentateuch,   with   Targum. 

Salibioneta,    1557 — Famous   edition    of    the   Targum. 
4H.     Pentateuch,    with    three    Targums    and    Rashi    (Ed.    princcps    of 
Pscudo- Jonathan). 

Venice,   1590. 
49.     Pentateuch,  with  three  Targums  and   Rashi. 

Hanau.    1610 — Parchment.      (No    other    parchment    copy    of 

this  edition   is  known.) 

II 


50.  Pentateuch. 

Amsterdam,   1726 — Parchment.    (No  other  parchment  copy 
of  this  edition  is  known.) 

51.  Former  Prophets,  with  Isaac  Abarbanel's  commentary. 

[Pesaro    (Soncino),    1511] — Parchment.    (No    other    parch- 
ment copy  of  this  edition  is  known.) 
53.     Later  Prophets,  with  David   Kimhi's  commentary. 
Pesaro   (Soncino),  1515. 

53.  Later  Prophets,   with    Isaac  Abarbanel's   commentary. 

Pesaro  (Soncino),  1520. 

54.  Psalms^   Proverbs,   Job  and  Daniel,   with    Rashi's   commentary. 

Salonica,  1515. 

55.  Psalms,  Proverbs,  Song  of  Songs  and  Ecclesiastes. 

Venice    (Bomberg),    second   edition,    1521-24. 
5G.     Psalms,   with   David    Kimhi's   and  Josef   Hayyun's   commentaries. 
Salonica,  1523. 

57.  Commentarius  Hebraicus.     R.  David  Kimhi  in  X  Primos  Psalmos 

Davidicos  cum  versione  latina  per  Paulum  Fagium. 
Constanz,    1544. 

58.  Proverbs,  Hebrew  and  Latin,  with  preface  by  Conrad  Pellicanus. 

Ed.  Seb.  Miinster. 
Basle,   1520. 

59.  Proverbs,  with  commentary  of  Isaac  Arama. 

Constantinople    (1565?). 

60.  Job,  with  Meir  Arama's  commentary. 

Salonica,   1517. 

61.  Job,  with  commentary  of  Isaac  Cohen. 

Constantinople   (Soncino),  1545. 

62.  Job,  with  commentaries  by  Simon  Duran  and  by  Obadiah  Sforno. 

Venice,   1589. 

63.  Song  of  Songs,  with  commentary  by  Abraham  Tamak. 

Sabbioneta,   1558. 

64.  Song  of  Songs,  with  commentary  of  Baruch  ibn  Jaish. 

Constantinople,    1576. 

65.  Ecclesiastes,  with  commentary  by  Isaac  ibn  Latif. 

Salonica    (1585?) 

66.  Ecclesiastes,  with  commentary  by  Samuel  Aripol. 

Constantinople,    1585. 

67.  Esther,  with  commentary  of  Isaac  Arama. 

Constantinople,    1518. 

68.  Esther,  with  commentary  by  Yomtob  Zahalon. 

Safed,   1577. 

69.  Esther,  with  Judaeo-German  paraphrasis. 

Cracow,  1589. 

70.  Ruth,   with   commentary   by    Samuel   Uceda. 

Kuru   Tschesme    (Donna   Reyna),   1597. 

71.  Bible,   Judaeo-German    translation   by  Jekutiel   Blitz. 

Amsterdam,   1676-8. 

72.  Bible,   Judaeo-German    translation    by   Josef   Witzenhausen. 

Amsterdam,  1687. 

73.  Biblia  en  langua  Espanola. 

Ferrara,   1553. 

74.  Psalterium  Spanish. 

Ferrara,  1553. 

75.  Bible   in  Tataric,   printed   in   Hebrew   characters,   for  the   use  of 

the  Karaites. 

Eupatoria,  1841. 

76.  Pentateuch,   with    Tataric    translation    in    Hebrew    characters. 

Orta   Koei.   1832-35. 

77.  Pentateuch,  with  Targum  and  Saadia's  arabic  translation. 

Jerusalem— 1894-1901. 

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78.  Song  of  Songs,  Ruth  and  Ecclesiastes,  with  Targum  and  Saadia's 

Arabic  translation  according  to   Yemen   Mss. 
Jerusalem,   1911. 
78a.     Proverbs  with  Irish  translation. 
(Dublin,  1840.) 

79.  Mekilta.     Tannaitic  commentary  on  Exodus. 

Constantinople,   1515. 

80.  SifrcL    Tannaitic  commentary  on  Leviticus. 

81.  Sifre.    Tannaitic   commentary   on    Numbers   and    Deuteronomy. 

Venice    (Bomberg),    1545. 

82.  Yalkut  Shimoni,  Midrashic  Catena  on  the  Pentateuch. 

Salonica    (Soncino),    1526-7. 

83.  Solomon  ibn  Melek,  grammatical  commentary  on  the  Bible. 

Constantinople,   1549. 

84.  Supercommentaries  on  Rashi  to  the   Pentateuch,  by  Samuel  Al- 

mosnino,  Jacob  Canisal,  Moses  Albelda  and  Aaron  Abulrabi. 
Constantinople  (ca.  1520). 

85.  Israel    Isserlein,    supercommentary    on    Rashi's    commentarj'    to 

the  Pentateuch. 

Venice  (Bomberg),  1519. 

86.  Elijah    Mizrachi,    supercommentary    on    Rashi's    commentary    to 

the  Pentateuch. 

Venice    (Bomberg),   1527. 

87.  Abtciham  ibn  Ezra,  commentary  on  the  Pentateuch   (second  edi- 

tion).    Constantinople,  1514. 

88.  Samuel  Motot,  supercommentary  to  Ibn  Ezra  on  the  Pentateuch. 

Venice,   1554. 

89.  Isaac    Aboab,    supercommentry    on    Nachmanides'    commentarj- 

on  the  Pentateuch. 

Constantinople,   1525. 

90.  Menachem  of  Recanate,   Kabbalistic   commentary  on   the   Penta- 

teuch. 

Venice  (Bomberg),  1523. 

91.  Jacob  ben  Asher,  commentary  on  the  Pentateuch, 

Constantinople,   1514. 

92.  Abraham  Saba,  commentary  on  the  Pentateuch. 

Venice    (Bomberg),   1523. 

93.  Isaac  Karo,  Toledot  Isaac,  commentary  on  the  Pentateuch. 

Constantinople,  1518. 

94.  Jacob    D'lUescas,   Imre   Noam,    commentary    on    the    Pentateuch. 

Constantinople,   1539. 

95.  Moses  Alsheik,  commentary  on  Genesis. 

Belvedere  (Donna  Reyna),  1595. 

96.  Don  Josef  ibn  Jahja,  commentary  on  Hagiographa. 

Bologna,  tSoS. 

97.  Immanuel  ben  Solomon  of  Rome,  commento  sopra  i  Salmi,  cd. 

Perreau. 

Parma  1880  (autograph  edition). 

98.  Solomon    Alkabetz,    commentary    on    Esther,    with    copious    ex- 

tracts from  Targumim. 
Venice,    1585. 

99.  Samuel  ben  Phinehas,   commentary   on    the   Targum    Esther. 

Prague,   1601. 

100.  Isaac  ben  Josef  ha-Cohen,  commentary  on   Ruth. 

Salonica,  1551. 

GRAMMAR 

101.  Moses   Kimhi,   Hebrew   grammar   with    Levitas   commentary. 

Ortona,   1519. 

102.  David  K'mhi,  Miklol,  Hebrew  grammar. 

Constantinople,   1532. 

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103.  David  Kimhi,  dictionary.     Second  edition. 

Naples,   1490. 

104.  David  Kimhi,  dictionary. 

Constantinople,  1513. 

105.  Makre  Dardeke,  Hebrew,  Italian,  Arabic  glossary  to  the  Bible. 

Naples,   1488. 

106.  David  ibn  Jahja,  Leshon  Limmudint. 

Constantinople,  1506. 

107.  Abraham    de    Balmes,    Peculium    Abrae.      Grammatica    Hebraea 

uno  cum  latino. 

Venice    (Bomberg),   1523. 

108.  Elijah    Levita,   Pirke   Elijahu. 

Pesaro,   1520. 

109.  EUjah  Levita,  Masoreth  ha-Masoreth  on   Masora. 

Venice    (Bomberg),    1538. 

110.  Elijah  Levita,  Tub  Taam  on  accents. 

Venice    (Bomberg),   1538. 

111.  Anshel,  Merkebet  ha-Mishna.   Hebrew   and  Judaeo   German  glos- 

sary to  the  Bible. 
Cracow,   1534. 

112.  Moses  Saertels,  Beer  Mosheh,  Hebrew  and  Judaeo-German  glos- 

sary following  the  order  of  the  Bible. 
Prague,   1605. 

113.  Alfonso  de   Zamora,   Introductiones   artis   grammatice    Hebraice. 

Complutum,    1526. 

114.  Boeschenstain.    Introduction   to   Hebrew  letters. 

Augsburg,  1514. 

115.  Theodoricus  Martinus,  Dictionarium  Hebraicum. 

Loewen,   1520. 

116.  Reuchlin,    De    accentibus    et    orthographia    linguae    Hebraicae. 

Hagenau,  1518. 

117.  Alphabetum  Hebraicum. 

Paris,   1566. 

VARIA 

118.  Petrus  Niger,  Contra  perfidos  Judaeos  (contains  the  first  Hebrew 

characters  printed  in   Germany). 
Esslingen,   1475. 

119.  Isaac  Sahula,  Mashal  ha^Kadmoni  (first  Hebrew  book  with  wood 

cuts). 

Soncino,  1491. 

120.  Mishna,  Editio  Princeps  with  Maimonides'  commentary. 

Naples,    1492. 

121.  Talmud   Babli,   Nidda. 

Soncino,  1488. 

122.  Talmud  Babli,  Yebamoth. 

Pesaro,  1508. 

123.  Talmud  Babli,  Rosh  ha-Shana. 

[Fez.    ca,    1516] — Unicum. 

124.  Talm.ud   Babli,   Pesahim    (first  volume   of   first   complete   Talmud 

edition). 

v^enice    (Bomberg),    1520. 

125.  Talmud    Babylonicum.       Codex     Hebr.     Monacensis    photolitho- 

graphice  ed.   H.   L.  Strack. 
Leiden,  1912. 

126.  Zohar,  first  folio-edition. 

Cremona,  1560. 

127.  Prayer  Book.     German  rite.     Editio  princeps. 

(1490?) 

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128.  Prayer  Book.     German   rite. 

Thiengen,   1560. 

129.  Mahzor.     German  rite. 

Prague,  1525. 

130.  Mahzor,   rite   of  Romania. 

Constantinople.    1574. 

131.  Prayer  Book.    Spanish  rite.     Eclitio  princeps. 

(ca   1490)    Unicum. 

132.  Mahzor.     Spanish  rite. 

Venice    (Bomherg),    1524. 

133.  Mahzor,  rite  of  the  Catalonian  congregation  at  Salonica. 

Salonica,    1526. 

134.  Mahzor,    rite   of   the    Aragonian    congregation    at    Salonica. 

Salonica,    1529. 

135.  Rituals   for    North    African    communities:    .Algiers,    Tunis,    Oran. 

Tlemcen,  Tripoli  and  Gerba. 
Livorno. 

136.  Sidorello,     Ed.  princeps  of  Italian  prayer  book  and   Haggada. 

Soncino,   1486. 
136a.  Mahzor.     Roman  rite.     Editio  princeps. 
Soncino-Casal  Maggiore,  1485-6. 

137.  Prayer  Book,  rite  of  the  Avignon,  Carpentras,  etc. 

Avignon,   1767. 

138.  Prayers,  rite  of  the  communities  of  Cochin-China. 

Amsterdam,  1688  and  1769. 
439.  Prayers,  rites  of  the  Jews  of  Caffa  (Crimea). 
Mezyrow,   1793. 

140.  Liturgical  Poems   for  the   Yemen   Jews. 

Aden,   1891. 

141.  Passover  Haggadei,   with    Illuminations. 

Prague,   1526. 

142.  Passover  Haggada,  with  Illuminations. 

Mantua,  1560. 


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